Prince William Congratulates University Of Oxford Team Working On Coronavirus Vaccine: ‘I’m So Pleased For All Of You’

Prince William and Catherine's three children made their red carpet debut Friday for a Christmas show in London. According to Kensington Palace, the performance of The National Lottery's Pantoland at The Palladium was held to honour pandemic workers.

Kate Middleton and Prince William’s youngest child, Prince Louis, has stolen the show on the family’s Christmas card this year.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, both 38, can be seen smiling widely as they sat in front of a pile of logs with their three children Prince George, seven, Princess Charlotte, five, and two year old Prince Louis.

After Dame Barbara Windsor tragically passed away on Thursday, Prince William paid a moving tribute to her while appearing at The London Palladium.The royal, who previously put on an affectionate display with wife Kate Middleton, appeared alongside his family to watch Pantoland at the West End.The 38 year old took to the stage to give a speech to thank the key workers who were in the audience, but firstly paid tribute to the legendary actress.The Duke of Cambridge began: "Before I go on, I want

Prince William and Kate Middleton are spreading some holiday cheer in London!The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made a surprise public appearance with their kids on Friday, attending a special, socially-distanced pantomime performance of The National Lottery's  at The Palladium.

Kate Middleton and Prince William got all dressed up on Friday night to take their children George, Charlotte and Louis to see the panto.The adorable family-of-five walked hand-in-hand down the red carpet as they geared up for their fun evening out.The Duchess of Cambridge, who previously stunned in a red coat while on a royal tour, dazzled in a beautiful black dress, with ruffled shoulders and was emblazoned with little white spots.The 38 year old paired her outfit with some classic black heels

It was a outing kept firmly under wraps, but the secret was out on Friday afternoon in London as Prince William and Duchess Kate stepped on to the red carpet with their children to enjoy a very special trip to the theater.The Cambridge family visited the London Palladium for a December 11 holiday performance of a classic British pantomime show — and Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis couldn’t stop smiling as they made their way inside.It was a rare night out for the Duke and

As People reports, William and Kate Middleton ended their Royal Train tour with a visit to Windsor Castle on Tuesday, where they met local key workers and volunteers and listened to carols alongside the Queen, Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Prince Edward and Sophie, Countess of Wessex, and Princess Anne.

We might not be going "out out" and there’s no office parties this year (a mixed blessing most would agree) but that won’t stop us from raising a glass or two at home. December is the month when we can all be forgiven for over doing it a little.

Prince William and Kate Middleton were reunited with the Queen in public for the first time since March on Tuesday night at Windsor Castle as they finished their Christmas tour of the UK.The Royal couple met with the monarch, 94, Prince Charles, 71, and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, 73, Prince Edward, 56, and Sophie Wessex, 55, and the Princess Royal, 70.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have reunited with their family at Windsor Castle on Tuesday night (December 8) in Windsor, England.

The 38-year-old reportedly tested positive to the virus in April, just days after his father Prince Charles and UK PM Borris Johnson tested positive, but chose to keep it a secret.

Prince William and Kate Middleton boarded the famous Royal Train for a festive three-day tour of the British Isles on Sunday.The royal couple will ride the train over 1,000 miles through England, Scotland and Wales, making ten stops to meet and thank key workers and outstanding men and women who have worked hard during the pandemic. It’s a huge honour to ride the royal train, as only the Queen has the power to let people travel on it.

Kate Middleton and Prince William have been spotted putting on a rare display of affection as they embarked on their royal tour of the UK on Monday 7 December.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, both 38, were seen exchanging a loving glance as they visited Euston Station in London. Kate and William appeared close as they looked around the station and chatted to staff before stepping on the royal train to start their three-day tour.

But despite the Cambridges’ attempts to acknowledge key workers for their efforts during the COVID crisis, many disgruntled fans have slammed the couple for not setting a good example.

Kate Middleton and Prince William will take the royal train on a three day 'thank you tour' of the UK.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will travel around the UK meeting front-line workers, volunteers, care home staff, teachers, school kids and young people to talk to them about their experiences during the coronavirus pandemic.The royal couple hope to pass on the nation’s thanks for the tireless efforts made throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.The 1,250 mile-journey will include stops in England,

The Christmas countdown clock is ticking. With just three weeks until the biggest day of the year, most of us will be putting up our trees this weekend - if we haven’t already.

A Buckingham Palace royal staffer sold Kate Middleton and Prince William’s photos on eBay, U.K. courts revealed. According to authorities, the staffer stole a “significant quantity” of other items too, stashing them in his living quarters at the Royal Mews until he could resell them for “well under” their actual value online.

It’s possible that Prince William and Kate Middleton won’t attend the Queen’s Christmas this year. But the Cambridges don’t have a royal feud to blame for spending the holiday apart—they’re just trying to keep Her Majesty safe, the Telegraph reports.

With progress into a COVID-19 vaccine starting to look promising, Prince William spoke with researchers about the breakthroughs and discoveries being made at the University of Oxford.The Duke of Cambridge partook in a video call with Andy Pollard, professor of Paediatric Infection and Immunity; Sarah Gilbert, professor of Vaccinology; and Louise Richardson, vice chancellor of the university.